The Ghost Girl Reincarnated in the Millennium is complete.
The new novel, My Princess, My Liege, is now underway. Please add it to your favorites!
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At first, it seemed like a story about a beautiful woman falling in love with a hired hand. Then it turned out the hired hand had been plotting all along.
Ye Qing spent all her savings buying a plot of farmland in a tropical town, planning to live an idyllic, secluded life with her boyfriend.
But after the first wooden cabin was built, her boyfriend left without a word.
She was left to live by herself in the last cabin, with two shabby fields and an abandoned fishpond.
Xie Fan is a recent college graduate who spends his days making coffee at a coffee plantation and pretending to be cultured with a book of poetry.
One day, a woman comes in to buy a bag of coffee beans.
The woman has black hair, red lips, and striking features. She wears an utterly ordinary straw hat, yet she has more vitality than the heroines in any of the pastoral movies he's seen.
Before he can ask, she tells him her surname is Ye.
The next day, Xie Fan goes into the village and sees the woman surnamed Ye clinging to a bamboo stalk in a bamboo grove.
The day after that, Xie Fan goes into the village again and sees the same woman crying after smashing her finger with a hammer.
After two suspiciously well-planned chance encounters, she asks him the third time whether he'd be willing to volunteer for her.
Xie Fan, who has never lifted a finger around the house: ...
Come on, he has never even cooked before, and this woman wants him to farm.
The next day, a narrow, cramped folding bed appears in Ye Qing's cabin.
Xie Fan originally only meant to volunteer at the coffee plantation for a few months, but ends up spending the rest of his life with Ye Qing.
[Reader Advisory]
1. The heroine is six years older than the hero.
2. This is a slow-paced story with no dramatic twists or grand upheavals. It's really, really peaceful!
3. Can be enjoyed as a guidebook to the cuisine of Southwest China.
Theme: Healing beautiful souls through the gentle passage of everyday life
If you pass by, please add it to your collection [Let me be healthy]
Congratulations on the completion, keep working hard in the days to come!
"Ye Qing" gave the author a big worm~ It should be Ying Huan
Madam, emm, I suggest that the heroine should not have too many inner dramas and not always miss the past. Too many times will be like moaning for no reason (just a suggestion. You can listen or not.
There are sometimes too many typos